Y ending baby names and what they mean, with 714 results. The most trendy birth names here are Blakely (#250), Harley (#225), Ivy (#86), Paisley (#52) and Riley (#28), while Tinsley (TOP 1%) and Eby (3%) are conventional -y last names. Here is the list of -y names for boys.

Abbey - Ally

Abby, Abbey▼
Var. of Abigail. Root fr. Hebrew element. "Father of exaltation." Abbey (TOP 4%), like Ausley (TOP 30%), Addley (85%), is a common -ey suffix last name.

Adalley
Var. of Adalia. Derivative of Hebrew, Old German elements. "God is my refuge; noble one." Seldom used as a birth name. See also Adley.

Laidey, Lady, Delly, Ady, Addy¹, Adey¹, Addey
Forms of Adelaide. Source fr. Old German. "Noble kind." Addey, Addy, Adey, Ady and Delly are more rarefied as birth names among the variations of Adelaide.

Adey², Addy²
Var. of Ada. Derived fr. Old German element. "Noble." Addy (TOP 8%) and Adey (35%) appear often as surnames.

Addy³
Form of Addie. Source fr. Old German, Old English. "Noble; son of Adam." Addy is unconventional as a female name, appearing frequently (TOP 8%) as a last name. Cross-gender use.

Adley▲
Var. of Adlai. Root fr. Hebrew language. "God is just." Also a boys' name. Adley has surged in prominence since 1880-1889.

Dory, Dorry, Adoray
Forms of Adora. Derived fr. Greek, Old German, Latin elements. "A gift; beloved; adored." Dorry (UPPER 43%) and Dory (18%) occur regularly as surnames.

Affery¹
Var. of Afra. From Hebrew, Arabic languages. "Young deer; color of earth." Affery is not a Top 2000 name. See also Avery.

Affery²
Form of Aphra. .. Also possibly from the Latin name .. Affear and Afry are creative variations. See also Avery.

Agy¹, Aggy¹
Var. of Agatha. Based on Greek. "Good, honorable." Aggy and Agy were not among 2018's Top names.

Nessy, Agy², Aggy²
Var. of Agnes. Derived fr. Greek word. "Pure, holy." Aggy, Agy and Nessy are unique as baby names.

Ailey
Form of Aileen. Source fr. Norman word. Scottish variant of Eileen, which possibly .. Seldom used as a birth name, Ailey is found more often as a last name. See also Alle.

Amey, Aimey
Var. of Aimee. Based on Old French, Latin words. "Beloved." Aimey is unusual as a baby name among the variations of Aimee.

Ainsley▲, var. Aynsley, Ansley▲
Based on Old English. "Only hermitage wood or clearing." Ainsley, Aynsley, etc. became less trendy in 2018, falling -75 positions as children's names with Ainsley dropping the most.

Elvy, Alvy, Alby¹
Forms of Ailbhe. From Irish, Gaelic. "White." Avy is a moderately common kid's name.

Alby²
Var. of Alba. Root fr. Latin element. "White." Alby is irregularly used as a given name, registering often (TOP 51%) as a surname. Gender-neutral name.

Ally¹▼, Alley, Aley
Forms of Allie. .. Actress Ally Walker. Somewhat common as baby names, Aley, Alley, etc. are pronounced like the common Alla.

Fredy, Freddy, Allfy, Allfry, Alfy
Forms of Alfreda. Derived fr. Old German, Old English languages. "Elf or magical counsel." Compare surnames Alloy (UPPER 43%), Ally (13%).

Ally²▼
Var. of Alison. From Old German word. "Noble, exalted." Adoption of Ally was well-received in 1998 and has become diminished, with Ally becoming less stylish. See also Alby.

Ally³▼
Var. of Alice. Root fr. Old German. "Noble, exalted." Somewhat common as a girls' name, Ally is comparable to the conventional Allyn. See also Aliya.